Glamnetic Press On Nails, Short Squoval Glossy, Fake Nails 30pc Nail Kit

They looked pretty but the nails were short and the cut was not suitable for me. They were more pointy than the picture and the glue is terrible and they keep falling.

I recently had my acrylics removed to give my nails a break, but my natural nails look so shabby I've turned to stick ons until my nails are in a better state. Came across Glamnetic Fairy Dust design and haven't looked back. These are my go to set, just beautiful. The design is very eye catching as they are an opaque lilac in colour with a silvery cat eye effect. They are not thick nails so have a very natural finish and look like your own nails... just better! My preference is for a shorter nail so I cut these down and then file to shape. I find these look far better than anything I could hope to achieve from a salon visit, a set lasts me at least two weeks and its so much cheaper! I've found there is a process to achieving long lasting stick on nails though. Personally, I find brush on glue better than the small glue tube supplied in the pack - my experience is that the brush on glue is stronger. The small tube is great to keep in your bag for emergency repairs. Take time to apply your set, don't rush as preparation is key to avoid "ping offs". If you rush, whilst you might save time, you will be disappointed with the finish and could waste a whole nail set. A great tip I picked up from an Amazon review is that when filing the surface of your own nail, prior to application, leave the white dust in place (don't brush it away) as it helps the glue to bind - this really works! I also find applying the nail as close to the cuticle as possible/pressing slightly under gives a really natural look and I always massage in cuticle oil after I've finished a set....and always wear gloves for household chores like washing up! I hope this helps anyone trying stick ons for the first time and maybe like me you won't look back!

The Rosy Remains nails are so cute. There are a good range of nail sizes. They seem sturdy. The glue was fast drying and is holding up well. Edges are a bit sharp but easily fixable with the file included. I’m obsessed with them and can’t wait to try others by Glamnetic. Also please Glamnetic make more coffin shaped ones!!

Like all Glamnetic nails, they’re flawless. So many sizes to choose from, nice and thick. You might pay a bit more for these, but as someone who’s done pressons since Covid and has tried all nails from $3 - $20, these are the only ones I go with now. Definitely worth the price since they last for over 2 weeks. Just a few tips to make your nails last longer: Brush acetone on insides of the Glamnetic nails. Push back your cuticles with cuticle oil first. Then wash hands to remove oil. To be sure oil is gone, rub alcohol on nail beds. To apply: Brush Glamnetic nail glue on nail beds. Apply a drop of the included glue on base of fake nail and insert under cuticle at 45° angle. Push nail down so that glue goes up thru tip of nail bed. HOLD FOR 30 SECONDS! If you don’t press down on entire nail, from cuticle, to sides, to nails bed tip, they could lift after a few days. Repeat for each nail, and voila! Oh and pro tip - have a few cotton swabs on hand in case any glue leaks out of sides or end of nail, wipe off to ensure you don’t have excess glue around the nail. Hope this helps!!

I’ve bought this brand a couple of times now-the first time they lasted quite well, but I did zero prep and didn’t take the glue with me. They still looked great for a couple of days. Just bought them again for a holiday to Marrakesh - hot, swimming, evenings out and dusty days - made sure my hands were super dry and pressed each nail for ten seconds. Through the week a couple popped off and I literally used the glue in the pack to re-stick. Ten days on, I need to use the remover to get them off. Since I’ve been home I’ve painted, gardened and washed dishes in hot water, showered, had baths. They’re still on and looking amazing! So easy to use, look great and cost a fraction of manicure (oh and the last time I had a build a gel manicure it took months for my nails to recover). So all in all, I definitely recommend.